In terms of value-for-credits, the grade 5 purple gifts from the vendors on Fleet are *much* better value. (10K instead of 250K for a quarter of the points...)

Sigh...

Maybe, but someone who skips will be disappointed to not be able to *immediately* start the Onderon stuff...

The re-lock of the romance happens in the main storyline, as far as I know, just like for the Sith Warriorette(1) and Quinn on the Impside version. (1) This is one of those cases where the French terms are better: un Guerrier == a Warrior, and une Guerrière == a female Warrior.

Such a feature would be subject to ... epic ... abuse.

Wut? We can't skip to Onslaught. We can only skip to the beginning of Jedi Under Siege, which was released in patch 5.10, 11 December (or maybe 12 November, American dates confuse me) 2018, while Onslaught is patch 6.0, released 22 October 2019.

Based on what Kaliyo says to the Agent, Rattatak sounds like a total dump, just a bunch of stone-throwing barbarians.

No. There's no way to re-scale the character select screen. In my opinion, it's the only downside of running SWTOR on a 4K screen.

These two statements are contradictory. If nobody is buying them, you are charging more than people are willing to pay, and therefore you are overpricing them. You might have an overly optimistic view of what level of profit is reasonable profit. Inflation had driven prices somewhere far beyond merely "completely ridiculous", which is why the studio put the deflationary measures in place.

I was thinking Harvestella myself, but yes... At least it's only an event, not a permanent game feature.

New Player Help and Bug Reports, yes. And before that change, non-subs couldn't post at all on the forums.

It does, but the laptop you bought is not a "decent gaming laptop".

There's only one *really* interesting choice in the content between the current skip-to point (beginning of Jedi Under Siege) and the current point in the story. Do you go Saboteur or Loyalist? I think the logical default there would be that everyone goes Loyalist.

Actually, no. It's because the character isn't using a JK combat style(1). The armour weight doesn't matter in Outfitter slots. Those vendors sell "class" (== origin) locked armour sets, and "locked to JK" really means "locked to Sentinel or Guardian combat style". (1) Sentinel or Guardian.

It's been a long-ish while since armour *weight* was a problem. It might have been heavy class-locked-to-heavy-class armour, though. Class-locked pieces still can't be placed unless you have the right combat style.